The contacts your household needs, out of your phone and in one shared place.

KeeperCircle is a private, shared contact list for your household. It keeps the school office, sitters, the plumber, and kids' friends parents organized and visible for you. Plus it tracks events, who's coming, and gifts along the way.

A family in their home entryway beside a corkboard pinned with the household's contact cards.

The problem

Your phone's address book wasn't built for this

The contacts your household shares don't belong in one person's phone, buried among everyone they text.

Contacts get lost

The sitter, the plumber, the front office — buried among hundreds of personal contacts you'll never scroll to.

One phone, one owner

When a number lives in one parent's phone, the other is always asking, "Hey, do you have that number?"

They come and go

Contacts change every season, old ones linger for years. Now archive without fully deleting.

Emergencies need it fast

The rare time you need every number in one place is the worst possible time to go looking for them.

What you get

A real home for your household's contacts

The context a shared contact should carry, and nothing your phone knows how to hold.

Shared by your household

Contacts usually belong to a household, not one person. Now all can find it and keep it up to date.

Contacts that carry context

Note which child a contact is for, their role, and anything worth remembering — in notes only your household can see.

Lists for when it counts

Build the sitter sheet, the school roster, and the emergency list from templates, so nothing important is ever missing.

Import only what matters

Pull from Google Contacts or a file and pick which entries belong. Bring in the ones that matter, leave the rest.

You choose who sees what

Give each household member the right level of access. Private notes stay private, even when you share a contact.

Events, gifts, and notes

Track events for the questions we ask later. Who came, gifts you received or gave last year, the things we want to remember for next time.

See it in action

Made to be read at a glance

A look inside KeeperCircle.

KeeperCircle contact detail page for Anita Chen, showing phone and email, Medical and Doctor/Provider tags, two linked children, and a private household note.
A contact's full page: phone and email, category and role tags, the children they're linked to, and a private note only your household can see.
KeeperCircle contacts in card view for the Rivera household, each card tagged by category with a phone number, above search, category, relationship, and sort controls.
Every household contact in one place, tagged by category and searchable, with the number to call right on the card.

How it works

Set up in an afternoon

  1. Import your contacts

    Bring in contact info from your phone or a file — you approve what you want.

  2. Add the context

    Tag contacts with roles and notes. The things phone entries don't cleanly hold or sort for you.

  3. Share with your household

    Invite the other adults. Everyone sees the same up-to-date list, instantly.

For every corner of family life

The contacts every household ends up needing... Organized

Pricing

Simple pricing

Start free to try it. Upgrade when your household needs more.

Free

Free

  • Your shared household contacts
  • Core lists and events
  • One household, the whole family

Paid

$39 / year

  • More adults and viewers
  • Up to 100,000 contacts; more than any household needs
  • Printable emergency sheets
  • No ads

Give your household's contacts a home.

Start free. Setup takes a few minutes.